«King of Cons»

¿What would you be willing to do for love? A love that at some point in your life you felt it was denied to you from the day you were born? Would you use all your mental, physical, emotional and intellectual tools to reclaim and recover it, or would you simply create them yourself out of thin air? Because in the end, however you look at it, loving and being loved is the only thing that really matters in this earthly life. ¡The love of your life!

Well, this is the incredible story of Steven Jay Russell who, in search of a somewhat unique, distinct and different love that would be constant and permanent in his life, he was truly willing to perform the most incredible and inconceivable feats you can imagine to get his way. Something that I think is really worth study and analyzing.

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«On The Run»

Alright! as you may already know, I am not a film critic. C'mon! I mean that I'm one of those weird people who basically doesn't even watch many full feature films at all. Because for years now, for me, the vast majority of them are too boring and predictable as to sit down and watch them for around two hours doing nothing else.

In fact, I think the last time I went and saw a full feature film in a movie theater was to watch the premiere of The Matrix, the first one in the saga at the beginning of this century. And then, even though I had cable television, I rarely watched full feature films on specialized TV channels dedicated to them. Yeah, I suppose you know very well which TV channels I'm talking about. The ones you grew up watching, but I didn't.

On the small screen, I was assiduous and more accustomed to watching only documentaries on the myriad of educational TV channels that existed at that time and that now the vast majority of them basically have disappeared. That's on one hand. But on the other hand, I did used to watch and enjoy of a large number of hilarious comedy sitcoms lasting only half an hour on all the TV channels that broadcast them at their Prime Time. You can bet that I watched and enjoyed all of those comedy series from the late 90s and early 2000s. And I laughed and relaxed as I never could do it again.

But anyway, I apologize because I think I'm rambling a bit. But the only thing I wanted to emphasize is that I didn't watch, and still don't watch, many full feature films. Actually, I'm not a fan of them. However, every now and then one comes along that piques my curiosity enough. Generally, those that have some kind of documentary-style narrative. Those that aren't fiction but rather based on real events, however fantastical the story may seem. And obviously, now I only watch them online.

And that's precisely the full feature film I have selected in this post as a movie review. In fact, I think this is the first time I have written in Hive a post with a movie review. And I'm evidently doing it in a very unorthodox style, quite different from what the CineTV and Movies TV Shows community members are used to.

But what can we do? I suppose everyone has their own style of writing movie reviews. Some with spoilers, others without. But being this my first time, I suspect this is, and will be, my own style for writing and sharing my movie reviews. After all, what the heck is a good movie review, or what makes it a proper movie review?

So yeah, rambling off. And let's get now straight to the nitty-gritty of this movie review. That we're almost at the weekend and I suppose it's time to get straight to the point so you have the opportunity to enjoy of a good movie without giving away any more details.

For those of you who want to watch the full movie in English without subtitles, you will have to «click» on the movie title in the headline below. And for those who wish to watch and enjoy it fully spoken in Spanish, you simply will have to «click» on the play button of the YouTube player. I hope you like it and can learn something useful from it.